Milk Group

09/08/2026

08/27/2026

Summer in LES with Awake NY. Scenes from the ‘26 Park Jam, supported by Milk

📸 by MILK DGTL

08/20/2026

‘Copy & Paste’ taken by Instanbul based photographer Deniz Sabuncu (Deniz Sabuncu).

With a focus on everyday life and street culture, Deniz is a keen observer towards the subtle gestures, coincidences, and interactions that shape the urban environment.

“There is no heavy concept behind this series, just the sheer joy of watching the street repeat itself. I love documenting these perfect, accidental doubles because they remind me that reality has a great sense of humor.”

08/18/2026

Artist Spotlight: In Andy Garcia’s (FΛFFY 🧿🇲🇽 Hair • Wig SCULPTURES) world, also known by her stage name Faffy Monay, it seems as though anything could be morphed into a wig. A childhood love for hair eventually led her to explore sculpting with the material. At first a useful skill to enhance her own drag looks, Faffy now molds hair for fellow queens, celebrities, singers, looking to champion fellow Mexican creatives through it all.

Her most constant muse is her 77 year old mother, whose inner diva emerges upon wearing one of Faffy’s wigs. Scroll through her feed and you’ll see the sculptural practice explored through both abstract and hyperrealistic forms, from an Atlantis inspired reef sculpture to a larger than life set of manicured hands.

08/13/2026

‘Every frame is a reminder that the soul of this city is bigger than any moment,’ says New Orleans–based street photographer Chris Johnson (Chris Johnson), whose practice is driven by the raw, unfiltered emotion of simply being human.

‘I picked up a camera because I was seeking something profound beyond fleeting moments—I yearned to comprehend them. I capture what I capture because it’s authentic. It’s people, energy, struggle, joy—the kind of truth that can’t be artificially staged. To me, photography is about preserving the sensation of being alive in a moment that will never recur.’”

08/11/2026

‘A Frame From The Italian Seaside,’ as seen through Copenhagen-based photographer Anna Landstedt’s (Anna Landstedt) camera. Often on the move, her images are transportive in nature, capturing the essence of coastal life in instances where light, color, and atmosphere merge to shape an experience.

“Taken on Ischia, this moment came together without much control. A split second, a frame within a frame. The beach was loud, full of movement and noise: kids playing, families gathered around food, sandy fingers and that sweet smell of sticky sunscreen. In the midst of it all, he stood still in the cool water. A frame within a frame, an oasis in the chaos.”

08/07/2026

A badge over the heart carries more than a club name — it carries a place.

The streets you grew up on, the colors you learned to wear, the club you inherited and the one you pass on. Football identity is personal like that.

For Salford City FC’s next chapter, our creative agency Milk Agency worked with the club to create an identity rooted in where it comes from, while looking toward where it’s going. Now, that identity takes the pitch on the club’s new adidas kits, unveiled by co-owners David Beckham and Gary Neville

Photo courtesy of Salford City FC
Identity by Milk Agency

Team behind:
Dan Scott-Croxford
Arthur Carmo
ronnie
Maya Amelia
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Lee Hempstock

08/06/2026

WHAT COMES TO MIND WHEN YOU SEE THE GARMENT?

Fashion, art, culture photographer and filmmaker Stephen Tayo (Stephen Tayo) departed from his known vivid palette to capture devotees of the Aladura movement, a strand of Pentecostal Christianity emerging from Yoruba communities between the 1910s and 1920s.

His lens brings sight towards the garments that define the practice. Capturing flowing white robes, elaborate headwear, and bare feet moving through the streets of Lagos.

The robe, known variously as sutana, aso-funfun, or simply “the garment,” carries weight beyond fabric. In Yoruba cosmology, white is sacred, tied to Obatala, the orisha of purity and creation.

WHAT COMES TO MIND WHEN YOU SEE THE GARMENT? Is on view now through September 20 at FF Projects (FF) in Alara Lagos.

07/30/2026

‘Brazil Summer 2026’ captured by Brazilian photographer Rodrigo Onzi (RODRIGO ONZI 🇧🇷). Exploring life through a 35mm camera, Onzi focuses on how light, colour, and everyday moments come together in the street.

“My work is rooted in presence, reacting to what unfolds in front of me and finding meaning in the in-between moments. I don’t think there’s anything more fascinating than walking around and noticing life as it unfolds. When I come across scenes like these , it’s when I truly feel that life is worth it, a simple reminder of how good it is to be alive.”

07/28/2026

‘la Melancolia’ by artist and photographer Cristian Bravo (Cristian Bravo). A couple images taken during the production of the short film for his clothing collection collaboration with “We Are Not Friends” wearenotfriends

Shot in Barcelona, his city and his home.